Written by charliedean
Topics: Food
On Sunday, I talked about Thomas Aquinas’ six ways to commit gluttony. I found them pretty amusing, so here they are!
⁃ Praepropere – eating too soon.
⁃ Laute – eating too expensively
⁃ Nimis – eating too much.
⁃ Ardenter – eating too eagerly
⁃ Studiose – eating too daintily
⁃ Forente - eating wildly
I’m not sure exactly what he had in mind in terms of “eating wildly,” but I’m sure I’ve done it, since I’ve most assuredly committed the other five!
Posted on 1 March 2010
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